Designs That Keep Things Simple and Sleek
White drawers come in more than one shape. You’ll find narrow setups for tight corners, wide dressers for larger spaces, and mix-height options that help you separate and sort items by use.
Some details worth checking:
- Handle style
- Drawer height and depth
- Smooth sliding function
- Finish type (matte, satin or gloss)
- Raised or solid base
Picking the Right Size and Material
Choosing a chest of drawers depends on more than just the look. For a solid feel, go with a white wooden chest of drawers. These often use timber or MDF with a painted or coated finish to stay durable and smooth over time.
Before you decide, measure the area you’ll place it in. Leave room for walking around and opening drawers fully. If the piece sits beside a bed, match the height for ease of use. If it’s going in a hallway, think about foot traffic and edge clearance.
Useful Beyond the Bedroom
Most people think white drawers belong in the bedroom, but they work well in other spaces too.
- Living room: Use as a TV stand or extra storage for books and tech
- Entryway: Store shoes, bags and grab-and-go items
- Nursery: Keep baby items in reach but out of sight
- Home office: Hide away cables, notebooks or other supplies
White makes a neutral base for both bright and muted interiors. You can swap the decor on top without changing the furniture itself.
